Gloria Lee – Bilingual Children’s Author & Storyteller
✨ Stories that spark curiosity, kindness, and laughter.
Gloria Lee is a bilingual storyteller based in Christchurch, New Zealand.
She reimagines Greek myths with warmth, humour, and imagination —
weaving tales that connect generations and hearts.
Welcome to Gloria Lee’s World.
recent Welcome to Gloria Lee’s World
- Gulf Harbour Marina — A Beautiful Farewell on My Last Day in AucklandToday is my last day in Auckland.As I sit here at the airport waiting for my flight,the memories from just a few hours ago at Gulf Harbour keep returning to me—quiet, warm, and unexpectedly magical. The weather this morning was dramatic.While the west was drenched in heavy rain all day,the northern side greeted me with… Read more: Gulf Harbour Marina — A Beautiful Farewell on My Last Day in Auckland
- 🌿A Journey Through Heat, Memory, and Quiet RealizationsThis morning began with a strange mix of air —humid, warm, a little heavy.The sky wasn’t one colour either;it shifted between grey clouds, white clouds, and slices of blue.A morning that felt exactly like people:depending on which side you look at,the whole story changes. I took the train from the city,hoping for something new, something… Read more: 🌿A Journey Through Heat, Memory, and Quiet Realizations
- 🌿 Southbound Day — Learning as I WalkI began my second day in Auckland by boarding a train from Henderson,transferring at Newmarket, and heading south—a journey that felt heavier and hotter than expected,wrapped in 25-degree humidity under a sky of mixed grey, white, and blue.A sky that reminded me of people:how depending on which side you face,you meet a completely different mood.… Read more: 🌿 Southbound Day — Learning as I Walk
- Following Scents Between Train Stops — A Journey Inspired by PerfumeBetween the first and second day of my train journey,I found myself becoming a little like the protagonist of Perfume —drawn not by maps or plans,but by scents carried gently through each town. I stepped off trains without knowing where I would end up.Sometimes, a familiar floral scent would stop me in my tracksand bring… Read more: Following Scents Between Train Stops — A Journey Inspired by Perfume
- ✨ “Westbound, with a Pocketful of Curiosity”The moment I step onto a train,I turn into a schoolgirl again —wide-eyed, curious, ready for anything. This morning, I left without plans.Under a sky painted with grey clouds, white clouds, and hints of blue,the world felt quiet, as if inviting me somewhere. I got off at Henderson,walked wherever the breeze pulled me,and paused wherever… Read more: ✨ “Westbound, with a Pocketful of Curiosity”
about
Gloria Lee is a bilingual author and storyteller based in Christchurch, New Zealand.
She retells Greek myths with warmth, humor, and imagination — weaving tales that bridge art, wisdom, and heart across generations.
Category: Storyteller’s Journey
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Nurturing Your Hoya: A Journey of Blooming at Home
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After moving homes, my Hoya plant went silent for six long weeks. But on a quiet Sunday morning, it bloomed — a small miracle reminding me that when your heart is sincere, even the universe helps you.
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Embrace Elegant Mornings with Jasmine Tea
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A gentle morning turned into quiet laughter — a kettle resting off its base, jasmine flowers waiting patiently, and a writer learning that grace often hides in small clumsy moments. Here’s to finding calm and joy in the sweet imperfection of everyday mornings.
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☕ The Art of Saying Nothing (But Meaning Everything)
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Today, I’m in that mood —the “say-anything-but-mean-something” kind of mood.My mind feels crowded with thoughts,but my mouth just throws out random words. Some people spit out words.Some paint with them — soft as watercolors, dreamy as rainbows.Some sin through words.And some heal others simply by staying silent. But isn’t it ironic?The ones who should stay…
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I Raise My Flag of Stories
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Stories don’t wait to be found; they surge. I raise my flag and march with words that light the way.



